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If you plan on working past the age of 65, you’ll have to decide if and when you’ll drop your group plan and switch over to Medicare. While 65 is considered the age of retirement, many 65ers keep on keeping on. In fact, almost 20% of Americans 65+ continue to work, either full- or part-time.

It goes by many names — short-term care, recovery care, extended care, home health care — but it has one major purpose: to save you from financial crisis. We know what you’re thinking. Crisis shmisis. Why should I care? Check out these 8 impactful reasons.

Living out a happy, successful life can have a lot to do with your location in the world. So, how do you choose where you want to be? If you’re like a lot of other retirees, you have plans to move South, or most notably, somewhere in Florida. But, what if moving later in life isn’t as simple as the weather?

Tax season is finally over, and it’s safe to say that we’ve all got money on the brain. How can we protect it? How can we make a return on our investments? Are annuities all they’re chocked up to be? As with any kind of money-saving or investing tool, there are a lot of myths and misconceptions floating around...

As we cross over retirement and live into our later years, investments start to become pretty important. Do we have enough money for retirement? Is our money in a safe place? Will we be financially stable through our golden years? Check out these investment statistics and fun facts to see how your finances stack up.